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@@Zorro_Nostalgico I mean, it should be good for those bands. Dimebag used passive pickups and Mark Morton has been using Gibson lately so this guitar should have no problem handling those bands.

I appreciate your comment man thank you! I wasnt sure cause I am new to the guitar world and I was learned that what really makes the tone is the kind of amp you have. I have a boss katana mk2 I believe ​@@GhostDragon1182

@@leog9637 RUclips commenters tell me that Dave wrote em all.

@@dominicmichaud2521 Reverb, there are a few on there.

@@GhostDragon1182 Thanks! Just one question before pull the trigger, what do you think of the neck? Is it fat or slim? I'd like a slim neck :)

@@dominicmichaud2521 it’s a slim modern C, so like a Fender but a little thinner. It’s not a ball bat like a Gibson.

@@migionie some companies make bolt on neck kits if you want to start there. I did a couple bolt on necks when I started before I got comfortable with doing set necks.

@@GhostDragon1182 actually I’d prefer this over a set neck! I want to built one like the GMX-48 by ESP/LTD/EDWARDS I think they originally had a bolt one. Do you by any chance have a link for me?

@@migionie guitarkitworld.com used to have them, but they’ve slightly modified the body style to look more like a Schecter E-1. Probably going to have to check eBay or Precision Guitar Kits. This video is from before Gibson really cracked down so there’s a bit more searching involved than there used to be but there are still kits out there.

@@GhostDragon1182 thank you for your reply! I’ve searched the internet for almost 2 days… the only kit I like is the one with a set-neck. I think I will order one and watch as many neck glue and setup videos as I can! As far as I learned I will need a bit of sandpaper to fit the neck and give it a healthy angle for the strings. I will make it happen, I love the Explorer shape so much and I want a white Explorer without a pickguard hahaha

@@beshoyraeey2128 Sweetwater and Zzounds are the only major retailers I’ve dealt with online. Never had a problem with either one of them.

@@GhostDragon1182 do you have any idea about Guitar centre website ?

@@beshoyraeey2128 I’ve only bought one guitar through it but it was a smooth process. I have heard stories though about people buying new guitars on there and getting sent demo guitars that were clearly out on a sales floor for people to try.

@@RealSlimFreddy yeah, I was 4 in 1987 so I’m not gonna have an original pressing.

@@tallica14 correct, Lamb of God is the last band. The only time Mastodon ended the night was for their hometown show.

@@NS-dd9ou I am a machinist by trade and know how costs work and factor into a product. Even less time on a CNC machine is still a cost but obviously less depending on how long the program is. The problem isn’t that the Arrow-1000 costs $1299 or whatever, the problem is that for a guitar that has less into it is within spitting distance of being the same price. If you buy a car with 4 wheels, you wouldn’t pay the same price for a car with 3 wheels.

@@GhostDragon1182 Many people may actually pay the same or more if that car with one less wheel check all their boxes, if it looks the right way for them, if it offers what they want....that's my point of view. I wouldn't buy something that has an extra feature if it doesn't turn me just because it costs the same. If that is the case you have to extend the analysis to other brands making the same shape with same components at different prices

@@NS-dd9ou you’re really reaching. If you’re cool with getting less for more money that’s on you. I discuss things that are relevant to my interests and as objective of a viewpoint as I can. I’ve done similar videos on Jackson and Epiphone and I’ve been highly critical of Fender over the years. I’ve even done videos explaining how I put my Stratocasters together and ways to save on parts. Upon viewing one video you shouldn’t make assumptions about what I have and haven’t discussed.

@@NS-dd9ou production costs 100% is a factor on the cost. 2 body styles but one with 2 pickups takes more time and work to make than a single pickup guitar. If the Black Metal arrow was sold at the same price as the Andromeda Arrow the profit margin for the Black Metal would be far higher than the profit margin for the Andromeda. MSRP is usually dictated by the profit margin they wish to attain. For the andromeda let’s say maybe $1000 in materials, machine time, and labor and the MSRP is $1500. They’re making $500 on every one sold. Now for the black metal, let’s say it’s $700 for materials, machine time, and labor, if they want that same $500 profit margin then $1200 is perfectly reasonable. But if they sold it for $1500 you’re getting ripped off. You’re factually getting less guitar for the money. One less pickup and no inlays. The BMW isn’t an apt comparison because for one, I’m not saying these are bad guitars or unreliable, I’m saying for what you’re getting the prices are bad.

@@GTG1820 you never saw Ace Ventura? Most people at least know them from that.

@GhostDragon1182 bro, I was only joking. I know who Cannibal Corpse. I've watched ace venture.... hammered smashed face

@@GTG1820 you never know anymore

@@cpruitt1000 it’s up there for me, but Kill slightly edges it out.

@@Crisis_Brew I’d have to dig them out but I think mine said the same thing. I know some 2020 and 2021 models for sure had that and other years it’ll say “rhy 70s” or “lead 70s”. The V and the Explorer use the same 70s tribute pickups though if that helps.

@@CHIBIXULTRA the satin red guitars they put out are really nice looking.

@@baptistemurat2203 I could very easily to a top 5 of just songs from BME, TMTC, Ashes, or The Blackening. Hell I could do one on The Burning Red.

@@jamesspencer6433 I don’t disagree

Sorry blowtorch slaughter takes the cake in my book. Yes slow and heavy this wins the metal race yet for what packs the most punch that song wins OR A VERY CLOSE #2 frenzy feeding

@@StarMercurian I don’t know if it’s anything specific, I thought I read somewhere that the cover artist was just creating a piece that complimented the theme of the album.

@GhostDragon1182 It's based off of H.P Lovecraft's work and there are a couple of entities that look similar but not quite the ones on the front of the record.

@@StarMercurian yeah this one and the Undreamable Abysses are deep in Lovecraft lore. I really like what they’ve been doing and I hope they do at least one more in this “phase” of the band.

@@SelwynRogers all my guitars with neck binding have tool marks to some degree. This one isn’t any worse than my others. I roll the edges a bit and polish the fret ends though and that does help clean some of those marks up.

Something being scare, which makes it more expensive, does not mean it's necessarily superior. Pau Ferro is cheaper because it's more readily available than rosewood. If rosewood was suddenly as abundant as Pau Ferro and they were the same price would you hold the same opinion? Pau Ferro was reserved for high end guitars until CITES regs clamped down on rosewood and they switched to Pau Ferro on less expensive guitars, had they still used it exclusively on $5k guitars, nobody would be calling it a cheap alternative.

@@joekelly9369 they’re fine in their own right but as a mod platform they’re great.